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>What does it do if the user isn't signed in to Google? Well, then they just use you to train their fire-hydrant, bus, bicycle, and stair image recognition algorithms.
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>They were understaffed, and it was clear that they could not protect both the building and the people. They correctly prioritized evacuating the people. I think it's pretty clear at this point that they would have been overstaffed
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>It's hilarious how you can simultaneously make 10 years of Afghan and Soviet fighting a secondary act in this supposedly American performance. Just proves my point. You're making his by ignoring the fact that the Afghans were
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The T1i is not listed on their compatibility page. Which version of the utility did you get for it?
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>Shaming people based on their perceived associations is just wrong, no matter what those associations. Uh, there's a whole group of people at the end of WWII who would disagree with you.
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>I haven't tried Sonos, but if a product, which you'd assume is more or less just a speaker, requires you to "sign up" or to some extend expects you to manage it via a smart phone, you should generally be sceptical. I
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For those not familiar with Aaron's writing, first read this: http://www.aaronsw.com/weblog/handwritingwall Then continue here: http://www.aaronsw.com/weblog/rawnerve
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Well, reading that thread, he fixed every vulnerability in the helper utility that had a demonstrable exploit. Some of the others he didn't fix because they were not easily exploitable: keep in mind, the utility was only used if the
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The best description I heard from an old boss was "Users may be inexperienced or stuck in their methods, but they are capable."
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>You literally misunderstand fundamentally what I wrote. Unsafe workplaces would not be able to get insurance, therefore wouldn’t exist, hence very safe workplaces. That is just not true. I think it's convenient how everyone forgets
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So, HotSpot then?
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>One can remove DRM for amazon's ebook format (.azw3 ?) via some python scripts. You didn't hear it from me though. Not for the new KFX format. Only way to get around that is to use an older version of the kindle desktop app th
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>Now my question has changed to: is $5 a month really a deal breaker for folks to get unlimited? I want to speed forward 5 years and see how well this ages. It reminds me of all the other comments about "of course Facebook will neve
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>The infectious mortality rate of Covid is at best twice that of the normal flu, which isn't nothing and warrants action but probably not 40M people unemployed and possible national depression. This sounds like Y2K all over again. N
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You'll need a separate ip address for each device then correct?
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>You'd be able to detect it by sniffing the network traffic, How? I can very easily come up with a compression/local storage + stream when app is being used mechanism to record whatever the app is hearing and sending it back to
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>I mean it's pretty easy to prove that's not true. Just stick it on a network and check the network traffic. It's pretty easy to hide that network traffic too. Just save/compress everything to the local device and pip
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>Which Republicans have caused USPS to has a history of financial issues? The ones who in 2006 forced the USPS to pre-fund their retirement obligations. https://about.usps.com/who-we-are/financials/annual-report
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I don't know if you're being straight or that was sarcasm. In any case, here's some links for you: [0] https://www.bbc.com/future/article/20180518-the-inequality-i... [1] https://www.nyti
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>I'm curious about what kind of cancer masquerades as iron deficiency, an infection, and a benign tumor? The kind of cancer where the patient can be easily dismissed by the doctor because of course they know best.
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>Seriously Apple, just stop blaming your users. C'mon you know you should not be holding cellphones in that way...
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I could be wrong, but at first glance, it looks like Eclipse's SWT.
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In addition to data transfer costs, the Lightsail instance also comes with storage, which will cost you extra on the AWS one.
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>If not, OVH, DigitalOcean, Linote or Vultr are good alternatives with datacenters around the globe and prices below that of AWS. Sure they're below AWS, but if you compare lightsail, they're pretty much identical. https:/
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The issue is when there's more than one team that needs access. There are multiple ways to share a document and the links to the original are all different (based on how it was shared: via a shared drive or via a shared folder or via a
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>I'd expect a doctor that failed to maintain professional standards to be struck off, and I'd expect the professional management services to proactively get them struck off before they could do anything dangerous. Unfortunately
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>But if the top 90 of the 100 medical students are chosen and then 10 are chosen because of non-relevant factors (race, gender, etc)... doesn't it become rational (and maybe morally acceptable) to try and avoid choosing those lesser
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>Are they unconsciously racist against white people That is not possible in this country.
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You just made his point. "They're treating me poorly because I'm a black person" and "They're treating me poorly because I'm a white guy trying to be a black person" translate to "They're tr
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>What white person has achieved this goal? I know at least one person who has. https://www.theguardian.com/books/2011/oct/27/black-like-me-... I know it's not possible for everyone to do what Joh
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